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Meanings of wearable in English

Portuguese
roupa
Catalan
indumentària
Spanish
vestuario
Wikidata

A covering designed to be worn on a person's body.

roupa

Suitable for wear or able to be worn.

Usage of wearable in English
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PatientsLikeMe are already trialling data integration from wearable and implanted health devices.
BBC
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The changes to watchOS 6 won't make the wearable self-sufficient quite yet.
The South African
3
Gartenberg believes the overall popularity of wearable sensors will continue to rise.
Wired
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So maybe you need to start looking at some wearable fitness bands.
The Irish Times
5
It's very difficult to create wearable fashion that is creative and innovative.
News.com.au
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On Friday, Intel announced a tie-up with Fossil Group on wearable technology.
Reuters
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Skyn is a wearable biosensor that monitors blood-alcohol content in real time.
The Irish Times
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Fitbit is the first pure-play wearable fitness device maker to go public.
Reuters
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But the bracelets might also have worthwhile lessons for other wearable makers.
Wired
10
Though his clothes are always wearable, this collection was more obviously so.
The Guardian
11
Are you still using that wearable tech gadget you got for Christmas?
The Irish Times
12
Is Nike preparing to pull the plug on its wearable technology projects?
The Irish Times
13
She regards her knits as wearable art, each telling a dream-like story.
Independent.ie
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So, you can think of the fragrance as a wearable everyday couture.
The South African
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Like other chipmakers, it is increasingly focusing on emerging wearable computing devices.
Reuters
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Nett Warrior, the wearable suite of sensors and computers, already does that.
Wired
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Common
Ireland
Common
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